Nestled within 10.8 acres of picturesque land, Heol Ddu Farm is a captivating 18th-century Grade II listed property with historical significance. The farmhouse and outbuildings date back to the early 1700s and bear unique inscriptions revealing glimpses into the past. The property has witnessed the ebb and flow of agricultural practices and has been shaped by the hands of time and the contributions of notable figures like Philip Lloyd. The farm's grounds also harbor an ancient monument, a protected Ring Cairn, and a variety of outbuildings with potential for development. The property's entrance is marked by an inviting driveway, leading to ample parking and convenient in and out access. The main home features a charming lounge with exposed wooden beams and a welcoming log burner, as well as a cosy sitting room with a stunning feature stone wall. The property also boasts a recently renewed kitchen with integrated appliances and a dining room with plenty of space for a large dining set.